Calgary Jeep Association

4x4 Related Groups => General Talk => Topic started by: morerpmfred on April 01, 2019, 08:46:37 AM

Title: New jeep
Post by: morerpmfred on April 01, 2019, 08:46:37 AM
New model of jeep coming out. (https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190401/22c1231edac3dc5fa0df89b45102e975.jpg)
Title: Re: New jeep
Post by: MattMan on April 01, 2019, 01:00:14 PM
Its a good thing its April Fools...  :o
Title: Re: New jeep
Post by: morerpmfred on April 01, 2019, 01:44:20 PM
This one will
Be made in Canada which is nice. Same assembly line as the 300 and chargers. Last Canadian made jeep was 93 yj. This is really good news.
Title: Re: New jeep
Post by: w squared on April 06, 2019, 08:09:10 AM
Ya know....if that was built on the 300 chassis, they had options for the 6.4 NA Hemi (or the 6.2 with the blower!), it was all wheel drive, and they offered it with a manual transmission, I'd get one. The post-2015 Challengers and Chargers have a lot going for them....and the combo of AWD with the gobs of torque from that big engine would be a LOT of fun.
Title: Re: New jeep
Post by: hps4evr on April 06, 2019, 08:23:35 AM
Ya know....if that was built on the 300 chassis, they had options for the 6.4 NA Hemi (or the 6.2 with the blower!), it was all wheel drive, and they offered it with a manual transmission, I'd get one. The post-2015 Challengers and Chargers have a lot going for them....and the combo of AWD with the gobs of torque from that big engine would be a LOT of fun.
Correct me if I’m wrong but the new awd’s only come with the 3.6. That may have been the challenger.
Title: Re: New jeep
Post by: w squared on April 06, 2019, 08:47:59 AM
Oh I'm pretty fracking sure you're right.  That AWD/big V8/manual transmission combination is pure wishful thinking on my part....when I was looking I found out that in 2015 you couldn't even get the Charger SRT with anything other than a slushbox.

I had a Challenger with the 6.4 when I was living in Texas, and it was an OBSCENE amount of fun....but it didn't even have enough rubber to handle that torque in a place that sees snow once in a decade. Now that I'm back in Canada, I'm just enjoying the idea of a musclecar that actually provides the traction to make it practical to apply the power to the road.